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Carrera tensioner question
OK, I finished putting the motor back in last night, and I am nervous about running it. I grounded the coil wire and ran the starter on the moter until I built oil pressure. (about 1 bar) I did this three times and the hooked up the coil wire and it fired right up and ran fine, and then I shut it right down as I noticed that the cutch pedal was on the floor.
I fixed the clutch issue and went to bed. But now that I think about it, how do I know that the tensioners got enough oil? I was not able to keep the oil in them after I had submerged them according to the TSB here on Pelican. Simply due to the fact that it drains out during install. Am I just being paranoid?
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08-08-2005, 08:19 AM
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Yes you are just being paranoid. If you didn't hear noise from the chains on the first start up, they are working just fine.
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08-08-2005, 08:33 AM
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Yes, in fact the lack of chain noise in itself was a welcomed suprise. Thanks!
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